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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
anbt.)
Seri6t iiber Ole @erbanoIun8en
oer 4msrifanii6 . euti6en
Notwithstanding
In Shicaap.
Is eianbt t.

@egen @nbs bes per flo enen Sabres, i'm
December 1886, wurbe in elmer Brtpatbe:
ipre9uns msbrerer bodw. Serrn bic Sors
bereituns su benz auf Der Iesten Seriamm.
lung bes Central. 9ereius In Eolebo pom
bo9w. Serrn Bm. Tappert anseresten al:
9emeinen beuti9en Ratbolitentase be-
ipro5en. @s purbe gu benz @ube uon als
len bic Notbueuoistett anertannt, baB bic
8rieiter her peri9isbenen Oi0eeisn bic
Sa9e IN bic Sanb usbmeu. Wan tam su
benz @nti4Iuiie aus iebem gistbume Der
Ser. Staaten etntse bo9u. 9erren 3u eis
net semeiniamen Beipre3uns mad gbts
cage etnSulaoen.
Gnbe Sanuur Iaufenben SabrsS wurbe
bann bic folsenbe @tnIabuus an etpa 100
Iobreien uerianbt:
So5p. lteber SER!
Iuf Der lesten Notwithstanding bss
Deuti5en &Omii9: 6atboliiden Central
8sreins gu EoIebo o., uurbe pom benz
n@omite fir neue @ei3dfte" bas Solsenbe
beantragt unb beitloGsn:
Otefes gomtte erldubt ii3, Der @enes
raIusriummIuns ben Sori9las gu MAIDEN,
bab nit Der nd6iten Notwithstanding
~anfan9enb, an einem 4beuoe eiue auges
metue beuti9e &atboIitenueriammIuns
itaitfinbeu 1oQte.
CUR Nusfi5runs Sieier 70 pi9tissn Qns
~9eIegenbeit wdre es n~Otbpenoig, bag:
l.. Sin Gomite pom bret MitsIiebern aus
Der Notwithstanding iolte ernannt
perben, wel4es bieie Ratboliten:9 eriamm:
lung porbereiten fol-.
2. Dieies @omite ioQ ii5 nit benz pors
6~ereitenben Gomite Der nd9itsn General.
ueriammIuug in 8erbinOung iesen, bamit
bas 2estere fir cine 9roBe. 9aQe Gorge
TRACE fir bieien &benb.
8. 8us @omite labet bur3 ieinen Sors
Itber bic &eoner fir ben @6eno Der auges
meinen &at9olitens8 erlammluug Elm unb
beitimmt Oielen bic Ebemata, bic 6teie be-
banbeln iouen.
Der Brdioent bes vGentraluereins" iou
BEL bieler Notwithstanding ben 8ors
fig fi6ren, e6suio ioQen bic betoen Setretdre
ais iOI9e fun9iren.
Rsu 0m. Gappert, 8Orfiter.
&eu. @erbarsus Beder, o. S. F..
&eu s. W. Yis.
g. SptnbIer.
3. Weber.
9. GefSer.
y. 9i3tenberser.
6. 8arit.
CHARLES StebIius.
s Studiteoe.
Oils gomttes Witstteber our ausfibruns
bsS obisen Bei9lufss wurben erudbIt bic
9erreu &eu. Us. Gappert, gortser, Wm.
Casper, s. arenbes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
5 ut 6urgt(&es 8.
0ereiniate Staaten.

Wir batten a m . ten ita q D. IS.
ben Beiu9 bes bo9p. Germ 8. GeuIanb,
bes 8ertrauensmannes bes ct. GapbaeIsz
Sereins in Seem Sort. SIS freut uns su
bOren, baB eS NIT Der fatboliiben gtnmans
beruns better ssbt. 9luf geirasen erfub
rem mir, baB segen @rwarten bic 2urems
burger bic 0ienite bes 8ereins iett
beiier beauipru9eu ais friber. @obl am
meiiten perwabrIoit fommen bic ginwan:
oerer aus gaiern uno SeItreid an. Selten
bat Semans eine Rarte bes 8eretns. Ser
oortige @lerus fimmert ii9 ausenl9ein:
LID nt9t Inn bic Qeute. 2eiber mar Der
8eiu9 bes bo9w. Serrn elm 70 %furSer, baB
mir ni9t 70 re6t an's Bumpen eeben
f%onnten. !9offentIi9 ieben mir ibn bieien
CONNER pieoer. A revoir
GorreipOnoenj.
2urembur9, Dubuque 60, Soma, !
am %. 8ebruar.
SIM 8eretn NIT unierm bo6w. 8farrer
1T am 81. B. 20. pom elmer ansabI iunaer
Rdnner unb SinsIinss elm 3peias8 erein
Der RSmii6sR utbOlii3en S9us9eIeai6aft
pom Soma bier 9esriin6st porben unb spar
SIet4 nit % Witslie6srn. 0ir adbIen
beute i9On 80. Der 3usis itebt unter benz
BatrOnate bss bl. RitoIaus. 9offentli6
werOen es bic Neteln, &toien, Rleierder
uiw. ii6 ntdt nebuten lafen, ibrem S9uts
patron cine i5One Statue gu bei5affen.
5oIsenbe Serren iin6 aIs 8eamte erpabIt
worben: Yrdioent, bo9p. SER Sberz
breeding; Setretar. RidoIas @Ostinser
aufuabmes@ omtte, s. s. Rente, &. SEP
unb s. q. llnss. - 4u9 uniere 8ir6e
bat Ietten 9erbit cine id6ne 8ierbe erbal.
ten, ndmltd spei neue 9o9aItdre unb cine
pra9tpoqe Ranssl aus ben Wertffdtten bes
9errn Sdeut in Ouircp. Die Sirma bat
au3 Sobaltar unb Commandment qelies
fert. 9lu' bieies RobiIiar lift benz Stple
Der &ir9e an9epaBt. Sbf9on bic 3eiteu
bart fino, 1T beinabe Auss besabIt, Elm
3ei3en, 5aB 8risiter uub Bolt '6anb in
9ano seben. Qud battsn mir bic gbre,
lesten Sonntas ben bo9p. Germ 8. Reus
lamb, ber etne sroBe gnSabI 8srpanbte
bier bat, auf geiu9 gu babsn. 9erieIbe
celebrirte bas Sodamt unb leste in mars
men Dorten pdbrenb Der prebiat ben
@Iaubisen bic Wi6tisteit bes ct. .Gas
pbaelS:8 ereins gum S9us Der armen @ins
panberer ans 9er3.
g.. @oetinssr.
am 9ienftas, ben %. Sebruar,
warb gu OffsO Dubuque Ssrr Sobann Rlein
BON Dubuque (aus SlarpeiIsr) nit SIRIUS
letn Waria pinnel burd Rep. Berube ebes
lid s~etraut. Ois 8raut 1T Quremburgers
Imeritanerin ibre gltern ftammen aus
9reueuma9er. Dem juussn Yaare unlsre
beiten 9Iidwiini@e!
&m 9 f. 9, ben 10. Ssbr., purbe
tn Der 9farrtir9e gu Woorbsab, 9atota,
9err eugene &oue nit SRI. &atberine
Voppre ebeli4 b%erbunosn. Der Brdutis
gam TT Elm 2uremburser aus SeIingeu,
unb wanbsrts DOT 5 Sabren nit feinen 81
tern mad amsrita, pelde ii9 tn 9lbo, 0ors
man Co., Winn., nisbsrlisBen. 9ie Braut
lit cine bsuti6sfatboIii9e Nmeritanerin aus
a9tbarer SamiIie. Wtr wini9en benz Jun:
gen paare Slid unb Ssssn gum bduslidsn
Qeben! q. g. Sc.
&m %. b. 30. wurbe 5err Matbias
Weis loon Rommsrn) nit SrduIein &atbas
riud Stroud (uou ,Geffeuthl hnrh Reu q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
MARTIN u d srmann,
70 m, 9iberi6,
SatOb cd una er, }Gomitt
gt~ttolanS s. Bspter,
SDhu StkosraIS

F0rt Wal9ln9toil, Den 10. Tebrllar 1887.
% ir bert9teten tarsIt9, baB
9err @ai4. @asener, friber in 6reConia,
isis, in Californian geitorbeu iei. Sas
mar, ME mir aus Der vYort 0aibinstou
3ettuns" nno einer WttttbeiIuns erieben,
elm Srrtbum. Wi9. @a9uer Iebt seiunb
i'm 9eIObten 2anbe @aIifornien auf ieinem
Seiistbum unb bat iiber 800 older nit
@erite beitelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01
aatsouf6sr atrGen . @aleuoer.

Bon Der gsrtIaruns @5ritt.-Rattb. II.
a,...t non g NRSr, NrihnIiu- Nht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-01

Der 9oriisenbs bisiss gomites, ibers
seust, baB bisier Plan zines &atboIitens
tags i'm @ni9luB an bic @eneraIuer iamms
lung bes GsntraIusreins ins6sionbere aue
osuti9sn Yrisitsr intsrsifrt, bat ii9 NIT pies
len bo1p. 5srren BARN perftdnbist, gum
,3usde Der beHsren Nrransiruns obensss
nannten beuti9en &atbolitentass efns
geriaamIuns bsutider Yrieitsr in gbicaso
am 16. Sebraar 1887 IN 8ori4las 81
brinsen.
Die Beriammlung.
Gm l6. Ssbruar psriammsltsn f5 In Der
pom bo9p. P. &iIian sitisit our gerfiguns
ssfteIten 8ersinsbaQe Der ct. Yeters
Rirds ssssn ie9,is Briefisr. Gum gbrens
prd%ioenten wurbe ber bo9w. 5err @enes
rals8icar Wusblfspsn porssi9lasen, ein
9ori9las, Der iofort bur9 Exclamation be-
itdtist rurbe. DsrisI6s sr6ffnste bic gers
iammIuus bur9 @sbet, unb fsSte bann ben
3pst berieIbsn aussinanbsr. @r beribrte
3und4it ben auf biefen 5erbff berufensn
aIls en- in en- beut9en &atbos
litsntas 8, Der fdr bic erffe 3sit al bic
8eriammluns bes Gsntralpsreins, ais bss
srSBten bsitebenben beuti9su 0ereinstOr,
psrs, fi9 ani9IieBe unb anIebne, obne baB
IS uStbis isi, baB bic Satbolitenueriamms
lung ipdtsrbin pom gentraIusrein ssIsitst
pirbs. CUR ausfibruns bes planes es
mes Ratbolitentases ist ss notbwsnbis, bae
bic Yrisitsr bic Saas tn bic 9anb rabmen
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
Gracellaln Gems.

The click, click, of the mower rcsounds on
every side (of the grass field, at least)
Our village is looking pleasant and cozy
now and since last paradcd its streets find
strange faces among the familiar ones, some
who have made their home with us perma-
ncntly, and few who have come to spend
few month to enjoy the pleasant and
healthful breeze waited down upon us from
the lnvigorating Blue Rigde.
The festival of the Graceham Mite Society
came to successful close on Saturday eve
ming last, it was largely attended on each
evening, and the net receipts very good
The Graceham Cornet Band was present and
enlvened the occasion with very good mu-
sic.
Rev. G. G. Lanius' successor has been Of
fclaly announced and is the Rev. Robt. w.
Hcrbst, who is at present located at West
SALEM, Edwards Co, III. We shall cndcav-
or TO receive him in the same brothcrly rcla-
ton and esteem, in which We have hcld.Mr
Lanus. cannot eXpresath feeling of sor-
row for his near departure from among us
g" r,s'or. md we via only fully realize
or los lfter bis h-tnre M Tie Lpid =
blessing 20 Win him TO bis my frd Of "A.
lQr x.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
FrlnklinyiIIC Letter,

DEAR EDITOR CLARION :-SCvcral weeks
ago in a letter to your many readers and
more particular to those of our Immediate
ncighborhood, | spoke of the necessity of
having established, at or near our place a
graded school, | again take the liberty of
stating that this matter is worthy ofyour at
tcntion, and the sooner we go to work and
ascertain what can be done in the matter,
the better. 1t wonld be useless for me to
write and tell you the disadvantages our chill
drcn have to labor under in ordcr to secure
an education, as | think you are all perfectly
acquainted with the facts, but will say this
much, that a number of our people can't send
their children to school until the winter
term, on account Of having Use for them at
home. The result Is our school is then fill
ed up with large and small scholars, and
think it totally impossible for a teacher to do
justice to both, where otherwise we would
have remedy in the person of an assistant
teacher. 1again appeal to you to think of
the matter carefully and let there be q meet
ing called at an early date for the purpose of
discussing the matter, let some citizen sug
gcst the time, could add more on the sub
icct, but will defer it until later but hope
there will be no need ofany more remarks in
this direction.
Our cntcrprising miller, Uncle Joe and his
better half spent several days in Pennsylva-
MIA, visiting his does father, Mr.. Jacob
Martin former resident of Mcchancstown.
Mrs. Norris of Stcelton, Pa, is stopping
with her sister, Mrs A. b Martin.
Our farmers are now busy making hay
l noticed some Of them hauling in already
last week. The crop is very large IN our
section as well as Others we have heard from
Judge the price will be low, but no one
seems to be willing to fix the price per ton.
Mr.. r. II. N. Freshour our enterprsing
blacksmith has built another fancy gig
which presume is for sale.
Mr.. j. Dutrow is making large pair
of wood ladders for a party at Rocky Ridge
this speaks well of Dan. but as his motto is
never to let a piece of work leave his shop
why people come SO far to have their work
done.
Mr.. Isaiah Fox one of our supervisors is
worthy Of much praise for the manner in
which he has managed his road affairs he
knows how to make good road,
Mr. ,Jno. G. Eyler and Mr.. s. p. Roddy
who are also engaged in the same capacity
have their roads in frst-class order, this
speaks well of our supervisors but they are
all worthy of the same, as our people report
the roads as being well made, in fact | have
not heard any complaint Of either of the
/ ahry" named supervisors Yours
OBSERVER
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Each piece bore an artistically executed
monogram, W. G. w.
The price of tho set was $S5; a larger sum
having been secured for the purpose, the re-
maindcr was paid over in silver, to Mr. Wire.
The set was purchased of Gcary u Wcalc
of Baltimore City.
Justice Frcd'k White formally presented
the gift in an eloquent and feeling address,
to which Mr. Wire responded.
Others then spokeof their high regard for
Mr. Wire and family, to each of which he re-
spondcd fecllngiy. 1t was an occasion that
will be remembered, not for but a day and
one that should strengthen a minister about
to enter upon new field of labor, for it has
demonstrated the power Of love and high re-
gard to exert an hallowcd influence and can
but direct bis aim to secure in his chosen
field a like position within lis congregation
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
TO Absent Friends!
THE CLARION'S PLAN
TO AID OUR
IREMKN'S FAIk,

A large number of our readers, residing in
many States, were former citizens of Mcchan-
icstown; some are even yet interested dlrtc-
" in the town while others regard it kindly
o. the home of their youth In this place
they were born, felt their first love and pos
sibly experienced their first sorrow; to its
schools they owe their education, to its
churches, their rectitudc of life, to its me-
chanics their trades, to its maldens wife.
To such we address ourselves; Friends, lay
upon the altar of your kindly remembrance
whatsoever gift may to you seem fitting, ad-
dress it to THE CLARION and IN these COL
umns will its receipt be acknowledged and
the article or sum, turned over to the officers
ofour "Fircman's Fair"
1t will be one way in which THE CLARION
may aid the cause with more directness than
words and it will he source of qualification
to US, should our request be needed. Cash
in any sum, or articles for the hAir will fully
meet the requirements of the case.
And now, whose name will appear first;
we deske to start the list next week as there
will be but three more issues before the Fair
opens.
Name. Article Tor ANTI
Jos. G. Gcrnand, Graceham, Bride, $3.50,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Mrs. James Wcddlc, living near Lewis
town, in tins county, was bitten in the heel
by copper snake one day last week, while
in q room of her dwelling.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
TSPACE Reserved
Professional.
Dr., \, + : }, !. iea.hsgnaa,
SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Pubic Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear Of
tire Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

pule'
Remember our Fireman's Fair kind read
or; also remember THE CLARIoN's request
published at the head of this page. We are
ambitious'to aid the fair and sincerely trust
that many of you will respond to our appeal.
A SUCCESSFUL FEsTIvAL.-The Catholic
Festival which closed on Saturday last real
lied about $50, taking in $l35 in ALL
Whilst it was great success, it was all to-
gethcr pleasant affair Many cordial thanks
for its liberal patronage.
TIE WATER CoMPANY.-The iron has
been bought of the Mellcrt Iron Company of
Reading, Pa. and delivery will begin July
4th. Work on the dam and on the pipe
trenches will probably bcgin on MONDAY
next. The iron pipe manufacturers are press.
ed with orders and dclcivery of our iron will
cover July and the first days of August.
New FIRM. --Mcssrs John w. Seton Il Co
will engage in the manufacture of cigars in
this place. Mr.. Will. Soften Of this place
and Mr.. Martin Seton formerly of this place,
both cigar makers by trade, will conduct the
business. Wcwish these young men success
and believe that they possess the tact and abil-
lty to insure it. Thay will occupy the room
above Justice Whites office.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Remember the Franklnville Festival that
opens July 9TH. Also read OBSERVER this
week on the item, "thc public school rcq~ir-
mnnts y
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

A new schedule went in effect on the Yves
tern Maryland railroad on Sunday last.
The trains stopping here arrive as follows:
WEST:
Fast Mail G:37 q. m. Accommodation 1852
a. m. Express $50 p. NJ;
EAST:
Blue Mountain Express 1888 a. M; Accom-
0:OS a. III; Fast Mail 1910 p. m; Accommo-
daton $40 p. m.
BY the new schedule we arc able to get to
Baltimore City two hours earlier in the day
than by the winter schedule.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
Fair ,JOt(ingS.


rapidly preparing for the fair; soliciting
committees have met with marked success
and matters are altog ether satisfactory.
The fair will he held in the Academy and
Annex. A door will be cut through the
rear of the building and a wooden structure
60 feet long will be erected; this will make
a building 100 feet long.
A contest for handsome railroad lantern
is in progress between Mr. Lawrence an EN-
ployc of the Emmitsburg railroad and Mr..
Buckingham of the w. Nd, railroad. Their
respective friends arc requested to aid them.
New and interesting features arc being
sugg, stcd and arranged at each meeting.
COMMITTEES.
At Tuesday evenings meeting the follow
ing new committees were named:
INvITAT1oNs-John Root, E. l.. Boblitz,
A. p. Beatty.
MERCHANTS SOLICITING. All Of our mcr-
chants.
Shortly after o'clock Thursday evening
of last week, Wolfsvlle and vicinity, in the
extreme northern part Of this valley, were
visited by terrific transform, accompanied
by thunder and lightning. For half an hour
the rain descended in perfect torrents, and
in a short time all the streams including Ca
toctin Creek, were overlooking their banks
and causing great damage. The rainfall OK
tended this way rs far as Church Hill and
Ellcrton, but was not near SO heavy as
further up the valley. From Wolfsyillc down
to Mycrsvillc, Catoctin creek, it is said, was
as high AS during the great flood OF July
1868 At Wolfsviilc the damage was great
ter than at any other one point. num-
Der of small bridges and foot logs were wash
ed away, a number of gardens and lots en-
tirclv ruined, including those OF J. III. Maui
CANS and J. W. Hoover, fencing in large
quantities swept away, and yards and Gel
lars flooded. 1t is stated that the cellar UNI
der Mr.. John Donohoo's store, was filled
with water and 4 lot Of goods ruined. The
fields and roads III the vicinity were washed
and torn tcrribly-scvcral of the roads be
ing almost impossible. At the old covered
bridge near the village, the water was even
with the bridge floor. AT this point the
road was submerged for nearly Il mile. At
EIlcrton Mr.. Josiah lIarp's mill dam was
washed away, entalling quite a heavy loss
Volly LEICESTER.
A HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL-A number
Of the members of st. Johns Lutheran con-
grcgaton in this place visited Rev. w. &.
Wire at the parsonage on Saturday evening
last bearing with them a beautiful and cost
ly present for their retiring pastor.
Upon their arrival they took possession OF
the parlors and after having arranged for the
ceremonial Of presentation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wire and daughtcrwerc brought before them.
On q stand was placed the present, Il mas
slvc silver tea service, which consisted of
seven pieces, viz. Salvcr, Coffee Urn and
Lamp, Teapot, Hot Water Pot, Sugar Bowl,
Cream Pitcher and Spoon Holder, the latter
two were gold lined.
The articles are quadruple plated, satin fin
ish of the latest design, massive and rich
in appearance, the chief piece, the salvcr
bearing the inscription
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
Local Items.

Tuesday last was the longest day and we
have already turned wintcrwards.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

VOLUME LIV.-With its last issue the
Valley Register entered upon its 10th volume
1t prints and circulatcs ,3GS papers weekly,
which is sufficient evidence of its wcllmer-
tied popularity.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

The tax rate in this county this year will
be So cents, the lowest for number otycars,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

HARVESTING BY STEAM.-Thc NcDS OF
Saturday says eve haye been informed that
VIM. II. Jones, of this city, will use one OF
his "Forcst City traction engines, and J~n
II. Grove will use one of his steel plano
binders in cutting 100 acres of wheat the
coming harvest. Mr.. Jones is satisfied that
he can gain one and u half to two miles per
hour over horse pOWCr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
New Advertisements.

Ice Cream and Plain Crcam.-Bus. Locals.
House for Rent john Rouzcr.-Bus. Local
WltheroW..
CramCr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Took NO ACTIoN.-The County Commits.
sioncrs at the session last week took no &C
ton in regard to the removal ofthe iron rail
ing from around the Court House yard as it
was thought they would. Col. Thomas was
before the board and urged compliance
with the request Of the association, but &C
ton was deferred until the July meeting
TniOn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Long may Bro. Mottcr guide the CAr0nl-
Gle helm he is authority on some points and
interesting in every way.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23
Rev. w. c. Wire and family leave today
for their new home in Littlcstown, Pa.

Emmitsburg defeated Mt. St. Mary's Col
lego IN game of baseball on Thursday last
nv n score of 10 to Is.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Owing to our enforced absence and en-
ploymcnt in other matters during the past
several weeks, patrons of this office haYc
not met with the usual promptncss on our
nj
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

Carroll county is solid for Roberts for
Governor and will probably make hard
fight for his nomination. If Carroll county
succeeds and Hon. Charles 3. Roberts is
nominated, there will be no cause for COM
plaint against Carroll.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-06-23

The Emmitsburg Chronicle has entered
upon its ninth volume with renewed energy
and YlGOr